Labor Strikes Reach New Ridge as Wilson Sought
Rallroa d brotherhoods united in pressure on President Wilson over Adamson Act enforcement. Talks centered on constitutional challenges and federal authority, with about 400,000 workers facing possible wage and hours adjustments. Union leaders sought a clear stance from the administration while rail managers urged adherence to national standards.
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Death of Ambrews After Two Years Illness in Randolph
The obituary notes the death of Ambrews after a two year illness in Randolph New York. Born in Randolph he lived in the city most of his life, enjoyed hunting and nature, and was widely respected. Funeral services were held at 2 10 p.m. Thursday officiated by Rev J W Amigh with internment at Randolph.
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Split Electoral Vote California Prompts Party Debate
The article analyzes a probable split in California's electoral votes amid contention between Republican and Democratic factions. It notes discussions among politicians, the potential influence of the state on the national outcome, and hints at county results affecting the final count.
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Victory Swines Back and Fourth in Somme Dispatches
Dispatches from the front report Allied and French positions near the Somme, with units described as leading parts in recent offensives. Reports mention British and Canadian forces under pressure, while German counterattacks are described as repelled in multiple sectors, amid warnings of strategic shifts in the region.
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State Board of Charities Sits This Week
The State Board of Charities convenes this week to review filings and oversight for public welfare facilities. Officials discuss capacity, funding, and standards for charitable institutions across the state, with hearings slated at Mercer and related sites.
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Reform department of womans club meets yesterday
A large gathering of representative women assembled yesterday in Dehuune to witness the Florus charity meeting. The Red Cross was represented by secretary Willte Gorwan who spoke of relief work and the club’s efforts. The session noted 42.00 in donations last year and praised Express shipments and charity outreach. Continued on Page Four.
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Misread gathering and concert noted at local event
An OCR damaged account describes a public gathering with entertainment and a musical program. It mentions a minstrel style performance, a church or hall setting, and remarks on reception, with attendees and speakers thanked for their contributions to the event.
Agricultural college gather opens annual convention
Washéntima Nov 15. Military calling broadened at agricultural colleges as the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Stations opens. War officials and college leaders discussed expansion of experimental work and extension programs. Sections will cover stations extension, engineering, marketing and related topics with federal officials attending.
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Siting nurse made 231 gallons in past month
A city report notes a nurse contributed 231 gallons in the last month under a welfare program. It lists calls, donations, and fund subscriptions from local residents supporting nursing needs. The article highlights community aid and calls for continued support of the nursing fund.
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Control of House in Doubt as Democrats Claim Edge
Washington voters faced a tense post election scene as Democrats claimed the final canvass would confirm a Democratic majority in the House. Leaders cited unofficial returns showing Democrats ahead, while Republicans asserted gains in several states. Amid conflicting counts, party veterans warned the outcome remained uncertain through the week.
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Parallels in election suspense color New York tale
New York observers noted two parallels to the 1880 election suspense as the Blaine and Cleveland campaigns played out amid contested returns. Figures from New York and Indiana swayed forecasts as party managers argued over Senate loyalties and possible vote distributions in late November.
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Prices blamed on middlemen spark White House clash
President Wilson faulted middlemen for rising costs as a volatile economic climate and inflation dominated headlines. The speech framed middlemen as key players in price increases while urging policy action, with critics arguing for broader market reforms and consumer protections.
Thousands See Democrats Celebrate at Armory Parade
Thousands filled the state armory as Democrats held a victory celebration and street march. The event featured a parade led by Marshal C. Jeauloe and a public dance inside the armory, drawing crowds despite sporadic disturbances and warnings about safety at the event.
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New York Prohibition Curse Clauses Recalled in Debate
A garbled late era copy discusses prohibition era concerns in New York and Nebraska. It mentions officials such as state superintendent and seeks to outline legislative actions. The text references attempts to regulate or ban certain sales and urges reevaluation of local business practices amid enforcement efforts.
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